Norway Silver & Enamel Brooch-Anchor Mark
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silvercrown
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Norway Silver & Enamel Brooch-Anchor Mark
Lovely brooch goldwashed with nice enamel work. Can anyone help identify the maker? Thanks!
Silvercrown,
Don't know the maker, but to cover the bases, I've added it to ->
http://www.925-1000.com/Fnorway_marks.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
as a "looking for info".
Regards, Tom
Don't know the maker, but to cover the bases, I've added it to ->
http://www.925-1000.com/Fnorway_marks.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
as a "looking for info".
Regards, Tom
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fossilmatron
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anchor hall mark norway
I have seen this mark attributed to Porsgrund, better known for porcelain which is marked with a similar anchor..
Anchor hallmark Norway
I have recently seen several pieces that attribute the marking to Hans Myhre of Oslo, Norway. One piece suggests a date from the 1950's, another says circa 1968.
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sunderlandgirl
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Norway silver and enamel brooch - anchor mark
I don't know if this will help or make matters worse. While searching for the maker to attach to this anchor mark I was given the following info:
Olaf Lindrup circa 1930 - 1940 used the anchor.
He started working at Bernhard Meldahl and they used the anchor.
BM sold his company circa 1948 to Hans Myhre and he used the anchor.
(Hans Myhre later bought Hroar Prydz but don't know if they ever put an anchor on his designs)
All good silversmiths!
Olaf Lindrup circa 1930 - 1940 used the anchor.
He started working at Bernhard Meldahl and they used the anchor.
BM sold his company circa 1948 to Hans Myhre and he used the anchor.
(Hans Myhre later bought Hroar Prydz but don't know if they ever put an anchor on his designs)
All good silversmiths!